
$716.40
Storing the working fluid a hydraulic system draws from, this Raymond reservoir holds oil between the pump and the return line and gives entrained air a place to separate before the fluid recirculates. The tank volume also sheds heat. A reservoir that is cracked, corroded, or split at a seam loses fluid and draws air into the pump, showing up as spongy lift response and cavitation noise.
Holding the working fluid a hydraulic system draws from, this Raymond reservoir stores oil between the pump and the return line and gives entrained air a place to separate out before the fluid recirculates. The tank volume also sheds heat, letting oil cool between cycles so the system holds a stable operating temperature.
A reservoir that is cracked, corroded, or split at a seam loses fluid and draws air into the pump, which shows up as spongy lift response and cavitation noise. A sound replacement restores full fluid capacity and a sealed return path. As an original Raymond hydraulic component, it matches the mounting and port arrangement of the unit it was cataloged into.
Confirm the port locations and mounting points against the reservoir coming off, since these govern how the tank plumbs into the hydraulic circuit.